In the realm of Asian markets, the recent surge in global bond yields has sent shockwaves through financial institutions and investors alike. The strengthening dollar and subsequent tightening of financial conditions have left many wary of the future. As economic data remains light in this region, investors are left to speculate on the implications of
The lawsuit filed against famed short seller, Jim Chanos, by Conlon Holdings accuses him of embezzling funds for personal use. The allegations claim that Chanos used his own firm, Chanos & Co., as a “piggy bank” by borrowing $10 million in loans over a period of more than a decade. Chanos vehemently denied these accusations,
According to a recent poll conducted by Reuters, housing market specialists anticipate that British home prices will experience modest growth in the upcoming years. The survey indicated that prices are expected to rise by 1.8% in 2024, with even faster growth projected in the following years. This forecast is supported by anticipated reductions in borrowing
Clean energy stocks may be struggling in public markets, but there is still strong interest in companies focused on decarbonization in private markets. Clean Energy Ventures recently announced the closure of its second fund, raising a total of $305 million. The fund initially had a target of $200 million but was oversubscribed due to interest
The Australian dollar surged to 0.6650 after the release of the latest economic data in Australia. The consumer price index (CPI) rose to 3.6% year-on-year in April, indicating a slight uptick from the previous month. This increase in inflation has raised questions about the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) future interest rate decisions. Despite the
Preliminary data from three German states has shown a slight increase in inflation rates during the month of May. This is a significant indicator for economists, as it may suggest a potential rise in national inflation for Europe’s largest economy. In North Rhine-Westphalia, the most populous state in Germany, the inflation rate rose to 2.5%
The silver market is seeing an uptrend in prices, with the white metal extending its gains to around $32.25 in the European session. This increase is largely attributed to the rising industrial demand for silver. According to the Silver Institute, total industrial demand is expected to rise by 9% driven by sectors such as photovoltaic.
Recent trends in travel show a noticeable shift in the preferences of Chinese travelers. According to a survey conducted by consulting firm Oliver Wyman, only 14% of high-income households in mainland China that traveled internationally last year plan to go abroad again in 2024. This change in behavior can be attributed to several factors, including
The recent shift in the settlement process on Wall Street, transitioning to a T+1 settlement cycle, signifies a significant change in the way trades are executed. Previously, trades required two business days to settle, but starting this week, trades of stocks and other securities will need to be settled by the end of the next
As gold prices soar towards 2351.00 USD per troy ounce, investors are closely monitoring the market dynamics. The recent surge in gold prices can be attributed to the weakening US dollar, creating a favorable environment for the precious metal. The anticipation of critical US inflation data, especially the Core PCE indicator set to release on
The recent rise in the price of WTI crude oil by approximately 1% on Monday can be attributed to several factors. One of the key drivers of this bullish sentiment is the upcoming OPEC+ meeting scheduled for 2 June. Additionally, there are expectations of high fuel demand with the start of the summer driving season
The recent analysis of the Nasdaq Futures (NQ) market suggests that the rally from the low on 4.19.2024 is currently in progress, following an impulse pattern. This impulse pattern includes various waves within it, with wave ((i)) ending at 17949 and wave ((ii)) ending at 17386. The market then extended higher in wave ((iii)), with